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Microsoft Plans An Overhaul For Patch System
sckienle writes "ZD-Net has an article about Microsoft's plans to overhaul their patch system. 'Ninety-five percent of attacks happen after a patch for a known software vulnerability has been issued' says Scott Charney, chief trustworthy computing strategist at Microsoft. Basically, Scott is promoting the idea that Microsoft can do a better job, in many ways, so people will trust and be able to install patches quickly. Microsoft has a transcript of Scott Charney's talk on their site."
As reader sweeney37 summarizes, " Microsoft's plan is to reduce the patch installers from eight to two, they want to have one patch installer specifically for the OS side and one specifically for the applications." Sweeney37 points out this InformationWeek article on the planned change.
Well, where?
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I have just now written a version of readline() that:
,this means that readline()
(1) conforms to the standard GNU readline() API
(2) in fact actually uses the standard GNU readline() function
(3) does *NOT* poison your code with the GPL
Because we now have the existence proof that there somewhere exists a
non-infective version of the library API
is now safe for anyone to link against without any viral contamination.
Enjoy!
Of even greater interest is that my small proof-of-concept example is
not specific to readline(). All GPL'd library code can be effectively
purged of the virus.
Freedline can be obtained Here
Rejoice!
I'm not Seth.
Can someone Mod down "Anonymous Coward"'s posts to -1 ?
S/He rarely has anything interesting to say, and has a 'troll:useful post' ratio of 5000 to one. 'Anonymous Coward' also posts the 'BSD is Dying' trolls.
I'm not Seth.
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